Feature · Elementor · King Addons

Matte Glass Background: blur and tint on the wrapper

Glass only reads as glass if something is visible behind the element. Put it over an image or a mesh background, not over a flat white section.

Get King Addons

Install the plugin from WordPress.org, enable this feature in the dashboard, then follow the steps on this page.

Get King Addons

What it actually does

Controls: Enable Matte Glass Background, Blur Value, Color. Switch uses prefix_class kng-glass-bg-.

Where to find it in WordPress

Dashboard → Features → Matte Glass Background. Select the card/container → Advanced.

How to set it up

  1. Enable the feature. Dashboard.
  2. Place a background behind the element. Image, gradient, or video.
  3. Enable Matte Glass on the overlaying container. Set blur and tint.
  4. Check Safari/Firefox. backdrop-filter support varies; keep a solid fallback color.

Controls that change behavior

ControlWhat the plugin does
Enable Matte Glass BackgroundTurns on the CSS class.
Blur ValueStrength of the frosted effect.
ColorTint on top of the blur.
Free vs Pro. Feature is free.

When this is the right tool

Notes from the implementation

This is not the Animated Mesh feature. Mesh paints a generated background; glass filters what is already there. kingaddons.com.

FAQ

I only see a solid color.

Nothing interesting is behind the element, or blur is 0.

Performance?

Large full-page backdrop-filter is expensive. Keep glass on small cards.

Other King Addons features

Get King Addons

Matte Glass Background ships in King Addons for Elementor. Install the plugin from WordPress.org, then come back to this guide when you configure it.

Get King Addons